I am an idea junkie who learns by experimentation and loves to day dream about hypotheticals. I’m currently obsessed with cosmology and cornering my Ninja 300.
I used to think I had to choose between the parts of me that didn’t seem to fit.
Turns out, they were never meant to be separated.
A thread on integration, clarity, and leading from authenticity:
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For years, I thought I had to choose:
Engineering or storytelling.
Spreadsheets or cinema.
Logic or emotion.
I tried to split myself into “acceptable” pieces.
Ai isn’t replacing intelligence—it’s redefining it. The real edge? Thinking with AI, not competing against it. Creativity, adaptability, and judgment will set us apart. What skills do you think will matter most? 🤔 #AI#FutureOfWork”
I wish Peloton had acquired #Fitbit and I could see real time metrics on screen during Peloton workouts. Since that’s missed, #Google should acquire #Peloton and build this. Not only will you get more data, you’ll retain me and get a level field to compete with Apple fitness.
@NJSimmondsbooks Some stories are interesting not because of their ending, but for the build up. This was one such. Loved the conversation between you and your kid. Thanks for sharing :)
@matvelloso Also a great example of outcome bias - evaluating the quality of a decision based on the outcome. Take ex-billionaire Vijay Mallya for example, declared bankruptcy after going all in on Kingfisher airlines. Sure, Elon made smarter decisions, but going all in wasn’t one of them.